Fables Books

Kayley in Camelot Jewel
Kayley in Camelot Jewel

By Warner Brothers

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The Dragon s Tale
The Dragon s Tale

By Warner Brothers

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Aesop in the afternoon.
Aesop in the afternoon.

By Albert Cullum

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Sixty-six dramatizations of Aesop's fables requiring two to six characters. Includes staging suggestions.

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Quest for Camelot
Iole
Iole

By Laura Geringer

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Castor Pollux
Castor Pollux

By Laura Geringer

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Passager
Passager

By Jane Yolen

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Hobby Young Merlin Trilogy
Hobby Young Merlin Trilogy

By Jane Yolen

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The fox and the crow and 10 other tales
Sirena
Sirena

By Donna Jo Napoli

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